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Connie Limon
Connie Limon is a shih tzu breeder, visit her website http://www.stainglassshihtzus.com.


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» Shih Tzu Mammary Gland Care After Whelping
By Connie Limon | Published 08/9/2007 | Pet Related | Unrated

It is necessary to examine your Shih Tzu matron's mammary glands daily, directly before whelping and throughout nursing and weaning periods.

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» Routine Hygiene After Shih Tzu Whelping
By Connie Limon | Published 08/9/2007 | Pet Related | Unrated

Your Shih Tzu matron will keep her whelping box clean the first few weeks.

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» Shih Tzu Kennel Exercise Areas
By Connie Limon | Published 08/9/2007 | Pets Health | Unrated

Many types of surfaces can be used in exercise yards. They all have problems to one degree or another.

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» The Plight of a Shih Tzu Show Dog
By Connie Limon | Published 08/9/2007 | Pets Health | Unrated

What procedures are employed to maintain a Shih Tzu - pet or show - in optimum health?

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» Preventive Medicine Is a Must for the Shih Tzu
By Connie Limon | Published 08/9/2007 | Pets Health | Rating:

A Shih Tzu show dog kennel should practice preventive medicine as the means of maintaining optimum health.

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» Regular Brushing Your Shih Tzu Is Essential for Healthy Hair and Skin
By Connie Limon | Published 08/8/2007 | Pets Health | Unrated

Brushing your Shih Tzu is the foundation to keeping your Shih Tzu's hair healthy and beautiful.

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» Dogs With Obsessive-Compulsive Behaviors
By Connie Limon | Published 08/8/2007 | Pets Health | Unrated

The same tensions that occur in people with obsessive-compulsive disorder occur in dogs and Shih Tzu occasionally.

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» Learning to Recognize Aggressive Behaviors in Your Shih Tzu
By Connie Limon | Published 08/8/2007 | Pet Related | Unrated

Generally speaking Shih Tzu should not be aggressive at all.

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» Are Coats, Hats and Rain Gear a Necessity for Your Little Dog?
By Connie Limon | Published 08/8/2007 | Pet Related | Unrated

Since Mother Nature provides the dog with its own outer fur coat you might think why bother with anything else.

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» Dog Comfort, Safety and Fashion With Collars and Leashes
By Connie Limon | Published 08/8/2007 | Pet Related | Unrated

Dog collars are practical and fashionable.

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» Teaching Bite Inhibition to Shih Tzu Puppies
By Connie Limon | Published 08/8/2007 | Pet Related | Unrated

Shih Tzu puppies, like children, will never be perfect in behaviors.

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» The Chihuahua Becomes Popular!
By Connie Limon | Published 08/8/2007 | Pet Related | Rating:

When Xavier Cugat, the rumba king, appeared with his Chihuahuas in movies and on television in the late 1930s and 1940s the Chihuahua breed received great exposure and became quite popular.

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» Choosing a Chihuahua Puppy
By Connie Limon | Published 08/8/2007 | Pet Related | Unrated

He or she should be a tiny dog with a fairly stocky build.

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» What Chihuahua Puppy Really Makes Your Heart Race?
By Connie Limon | Published 08/8/2007 | Pet Related | Unrated

According to the AKC standard a Chihuahua should not exceed 6 pounds.

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» What Can You Do for a Teething Puppy?
By Connie Limon | Published 08/8/2007 | Pet Related | Unrated

Toy puppies will not be able to chew their way through a whole lot of surfaces, but they can chew at irreplaceable furniture and moldings enough to do quite a bit of damage.

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» Help With Choosing the Right Dog Carrier
By Connie Limon | Published 08/8/2007 | Pet Related | Unrated

The choices for pet carriers have become dizzying! You can spend anywhere from $30 up to $1,000.

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» Chihuahua Puppy Is Coming Home
By Connie Limon | Published 08/8/2007 | Pet Related | Rating:

You have purchased your Chihuahua puppy and now preparing to bring it home.

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» Newborn Shih Tzu Puppies and Early Surroundings
By Connie Limon | Published 08/8/2007 | Pet Related | Rating:

Shih Tzu puppies begin to make noises shortly after their eyes open.

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» Differences in Professional Breeders and Backyard Breeders
By Connie Limon | Published 08/8/2007 | Pet Related | Unrated

Early in the lives of the Shih Tzu puppies, the very best of care is crucial to well-rounded Shih Tzu puppy development.

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» Early Shih Tzu Puppy Stimulation
By Connie Limon | Published 08/8/2007 | Pet Related | Unrated

The first sense of a Shih Tzu puppy is "scent." The newborn Shih Tzu puppy will be able to smell the scent of the breeder immediately after the sac is broken.

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» Purchasing a New Dog or Puppy
By Connie Limon | Published 08/8/2007 | Pet Related | Unrated

It is an exciting time when trying to adopt a dog. Dogs are man's best friend for sure.

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» The Fresh Natural Look and Beauty From Within
By Connie Limon | Published 08/8/2007 | Beauty | Unrated

Strive to appear as if you did not actually put on makeup. The common terms for this look is minimalist, nude, sheer, natural.

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» Vaccinating Your Shih Tzu
By Connie Limon | Published 08/8/2007 | Vaccinations | Unrated

Active immunization is the introduction into the body of killed or satisfied microorganisms or their products for the purpose of stimulating the Shih Tzu's defense mechanism.

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» Help With Finding a Dog Sitter
By Connie Limon | Published 08/8/2007 | Pet Related | Unrated

When planning vacation and holiday getaways, don't forget to plan for pet sitting.

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» Puppy-Proof Your Home Before Your Shih Tzu Arrives
By Connie Limon | Published 08/8/2007 | Pet Related | Rating:

Ah, Shih Tzu puppies... so adorable, filled with boundless energy and curious about any-and-everything around them.

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» Traveling With Your Toy Breed Dog
By Connie Limon | Published 08/8/2007 | Pet Related | Unrated

Have you wanted to visit friends or relatives, or perhaps hike the trails at a scenic park?

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» Does Your Shih Tzu Suffer From Heartworms?
By Connie Limon | Published 08/8/2007 | Pets Health | Unrated

Dog heartworm is a common disease among canines in the United States.

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» How Do You Encourage Self Confidence in Girls?
By Connie Limon | Published 08/8/2007 | Kids Teens | Unrated

Several studies show that girls' self-esteem and self-confidence tends to decline after about age nine as girls enter puberty.

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» A Short Review of Symptoms From Low Self-Esteem
By Connie Limon | Published 08/8/2007 | Happiness | Unrated

People with low self-esteem often do not live their life to the fullest.

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» Where Did Time Go, Why Can't I Manage Time?
By Connie Limon | Published 08/8/2007 | Time Management | Unrated

Have you ever wondered where your time went? Most likely you have.

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» Time Management Tips for Working Moms
By Connie Limon | Published 08/8/2007 | Time Management | Unrated

When you walk in the door, you see a stack of papers floating around your desk, and when you go home, just as at the office, you can't find those important papers...

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» Simple Tips to Improve Your Communication Skills
By Connie Limon | Published 08/8/2007 | Success | Unrated

Have you ever been to a function in a room full of strangers and found yourself lost for words?

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» Simple Tips to Help You Lose More Fat in Less Time
By Connie Limon | Published 08/8/2007 | Weight Loss | Unrated

If you're looking to lose some unwanted body fat, this article will show a few simple, proven ways to shed more fat in less time.

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» Overcome Your Winter Depression
By Connie Limon | Published 08/8/2007 | Depression | Unrated

In North America, it is estimated that 50 to 60 percent of the population is affected by winter depression.

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